Government costs rise met by Burns in House debate
Representative Burns of Tennessee attacked President Coolidge for claiming economic gains in government spending. He cited 1928 expenditures exceeding 1924 by 479 million and criticized debt reductions, pointing to wartime assets and costly naval programs as indicators of non constructive economy.
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Civil War Veteran Philo Bartlow Dies at 99
Philo Bartlow, the county's oldest Civil War veteran and the last in the community, died today in Brooklyn at 99 from heart failure. A native of New Canaan, he had resided in Brookyn for many years.
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New Canaan
Dowd Seeks Custody in Habeas Corpus Battle
Judge Allyn L. Brown in Superior court will hear testimony in the habeas corpus action of Joseph J. Dowd of Brooklyn seeking custody of his two minor sons from their grandmother Hanna Allen following Nora Dowd's January death. Dowd accuses his mother-in-law of holding the children without proper guardianship claim of unfitness. Trial began two weeks ago and was postponed until today.
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Allyn L. Brown
Joseph J. Dowd
Brooklyn
Hanna Allen
Dowd
Nora Allen Dowd
Junior College Faculty Meets Business Men in Bridgeport
Connecticut Junior College of Bridgeport president Everett E. Cortright addressed Cham ber of Commerce at Stratfield hotel luncheon. the new college opened this month and aims to expand in New England. He traced parallels to historic women’s colleges and outlined faculty introductions and degrees from multiple universities. The event highlighted liberal college ideals and the faculty’s diverse credentials. Springfield death notice and local business context referenced.
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Brey Mawr
Pillip Elton Henderson
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Colorado
Harvard University Graduate School of Business
Clarence D L. Ropp
West Virginia University
New York University
Helen Margeret Scurr
Simpson College
University of Minnsola
Carl Ensley Wallace
University of Kansas
University of Chicago
Florre
Ilvius Zampiere
Universlty of Florence
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University of la Borbonne
Partai
University of Madrid
University of Rome
Impeachment Debate Roils House Over Prohibition
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts and Linthicum of Maryland assail enforcement and the Volstead Act in a House session. They demand impeachment of District of Columbia Police Court Judge Sehuit for dismissing a jury in a prohibition case. Linthicum condemns prohibition for graft and crime while urging modifications to correct evils and restore temperance. Gallivan supports Commissioner Doran as the most capable official in enforcing the law.
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Massachusetts
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Linthicum
Howrie
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Gallivan
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Hearings Planned Next Week for Beer Sellers
United States Commissioner Hugh Lavery said hearings would be held next week into cases of three men arrested Saturday for selling beer with extra kick. Bridgeport police and federal prohibition agents conducted the raids. The defendants are John A. Ciglar of 18% Post Road Fairfield, Edward Mullaney of 394 Stratford Avenue, and Edward Lavery of 610 Onion Avenue.
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United States
Hugh Lavery
Bridgeport
Prohibition
John A. Ciglar
Post Road
Fairfield
Edward Mullaney
Stratford Avenue
Edward Lavery
Onion Avenue
Auction Bridge Problem Before the Dummy the Declarer Plans No Trump Play
In this bridge problem the contract is No Trump with South as Declarer. The plan hides on delaying hearts, using Dummy's king to stop East and West from a heart shift, then leading diamonds from Dummy to gain entries. The goal is to survive heart endurance to third round and establish diamonds if West and East share four key diamonds. Tomorrow’s solution continues.
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Tomomerow
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Tax Bill Held Up In Senate Says Garner
Washington February 1973 Representative Garland of Texas Democratic leader on the Ways and Means Committee forecasts no tax legislation this session. He says the $289 million revenue bill now before the Senate could be stalled until March 15 tax receipts are known. Garner believes a tart riders could pass with Republican and Independent support, sending the measure to the White House for a veto. He notes Senate Chairman Smoot's remarks on possible slower business conditions and argues Republicans are not poised to pass the bill.
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Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Joint hearings planned for gas station permits
City officials adopt a streamlined plan to consider five permit petitions for locating fuel stations on February 26 at 4 3 pm in the Common Council chamber. Hearings will be held jointly by Mayor Behrens and the Board of Appeals to save time and expense. Petitions include Liberator Dunn and Frank Cavalier at 3041 Madison Avenue, James and Laurea LaConte at Boston and Willow, Blanchard Oil Co at Broad and South, Nelle and Anne Doyle at Fairfield and Poplar, and Lewis Mead at 974 State Street.
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Board of Appeals
Carl F Siemon
City Hall
John G Schwartz
Poplar Street
Lewis ©. Mead
State Street
Stamp Collection Aided By Von Hindenburg
Berlin AP Frewident von Hindenburg, a friend of children, sent a New Year greeting to an eight year old boy in Lochau Saxony with a fine assortment of foreign postage stamps. The boy had previously thanked him for a birthday wish and asked for foreign stamps he might receive from abroad.
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Berlin
Frewident von Hindenburg
Lochau
Saxony
New Hands Chosen For Radio Bridge Contest Tonight
Radio bridge contest on WEAF tonight features RR Richards of Detroit and E J Tobin of Chicago as opponents. Milton C Work and Wilbur C Whitehead of New York replace previous pair. hands include Richards with spades king jack ten nine six two and clubs six two, none in hearts, diamonds ace ten seven three, clubs six two. Whitehead holds spades ace eight seven five and hearts ace jack eight seven, diamonds eight spot, clubs king ten nine. Tobin has spades four three, hearts king ten six four three, diamonds B J, clubs J four three. Work has spades none, hearts queen six two, diamonds six six four two, clubs A seven six five.
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Milton C. Work
Wilbur
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Detroit
E. J. Tobin
Chicago
R R. Richards
Afrih
Spadea
Clube
Wilbur C. Whitehead
New York
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Diamonds
B. J
Milton
East
Diemonds
Image aiding device promises instant car parsing
Mitchell South Dakota advertisement seeks 500 workers for a new imaging invention by W. M. Willy. Claims a device to scan automobiles in minutes, installation is quick and cheap, with free samples and mail offers. Mentions profits and prizes tied to the inventor's campaign.
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Mitchell
Walter
Willy
Charles
Hickey
W. M. Willy
Daly
Foley's Honey and Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Compound as a fast acting remedy for irritated throats coughing and throat inflammation. It promises soothing coating and easy phlegm clearance and notes it contains no chloroform or codeine. Sold where, the ad urges readers to ask for it.
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Foley
McComb
Toledo
Ohio
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